Privacy

Last updated 13 November 2026

Kneel Together is a prayer app. Using it can say something about your faith, which the law treats as sensitive, and we treat it that way too. This page explains what we keep, why, and how to have it deleted.

Who we are

Kneel Together is published by ELA OPPORTUNITY S.R.L., Aleea Marin Preda nr. 1, bl. A28/3, sc. A, et. 2, ap. 9, 240515 Râmnicu Vâlcea, Vâlcea county, Romania (CUI 42383882, trade register J38/254/2020). We decide how your data is used (the “controller”). For anything about your data, write to support@kneeltogether.app.

The short version

What you tell the app about the person you pray for (who they are, their name, what's on your heart, what's going on) stays on your phone.
We keep only what the app needs to work, on servers in the EU, and only after you agree.
We never sell your data, never use it for ads, and no AI reads your prayers.
“Delete everything” in the app deletes it all, from our servers too.

This website

The launch list. If you leave your email, we keep it with the time you agreed and the wording you agreed to. It's stored in the EU, used once to tell you the app is out, and then the whole list is deleted. To be removed earlier, write to support@kneeltogether.app.
No cookies, no tracking. The site sets no cookies and loads nothing from other companies. It's hosted by Cloudflare, which handles your IP address to deliver the pages and protect the site, as any web host does; we don't keep logs of visits.

The app: what stays on your phone

Who you pray for, their name, the concerns you choose, anything you type about what's going on, and your answers about their situation stay on your phone and never reach us. The prayers themselves come with the app; your phone fills in the name.

The app: what we keep, after you agree

Before you can save anything, the app asks for your explicit agreement. Nothing about you reaches our servers before that. After you agree, we keep:

the days you prayed (just the dates) and your reminder time;
when you agreed, and to which version of the wording;
an anonymous account to hold these, with no name or email;
if you choose “Save your progress” with Apple or Google, the account identifier Apple or Google gives us (and the email they share, which may be a private relay address), so a new phone can restore your progress;
whether you have a subscription, as reported by Apple or Google through RevenueCat;
a notification address for your phone, so your partner's “prayed for you” can reach you.

If you link with your partner

Linking is optional and needs its own agreement. While you're linked, we keep:

your own name, as you typed it;
the prayers and words you choose to send your partner (a sent prayer is stored as you saw it, with their name in it);
your prayer days from the day you linked, which your partner can see.

Only the two of you can see these. When either of you unlinks, all of it is deleted. A few short-lived records keep linking safe: your pairing code; a link request with the requester's name, kept at most 7 days; a record of codes tried, kept about a day, to stop guessing; and a note that a request was declined, kept 7 days so it can't be repeated. Nobody can read the last two.

How the app is used (analytics)

To make the app better, we count how it's used, with PostHog on its servers in the EU:

Before you agree, the app only reports that a step was reached (for example “someone reached the name step”), with no account, no device identifier and no IP address kept.
After you agree, the steps you took to get started (which screens, how long, morning or evening, whether you committed, how many concerns you picked, never which ones) and later actions such as praying, linking, or opening the subscription offer are counted with your anonymous account.
Never names, prayer text, what you typed, or which concerns you chose.

You can turn analytics off at any time in Settings.

Companies that help us

Supabase stores the data above on servers in the EU (Paris).
PostHog counts app usage, on servers in the EU.
RevenueCat keeps track of subscriptions.
Expo delivers notifications.
Apple and Google handle purchases, sign-in and the app stores, under their own privacy policies.
Cloudflare hosts this website.

RevenueCat, Expo and Cloudflare are based in the United States, so some data (such as your anonymous account id, subscription status or notification address) may be handled there. They do this under the EU's standard contractual clauses or the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, and only on our instructions.

Why we're allowed to

Your explicit consent, for what the app keeps and for analytics (you can withdraw it at any time, see below).
Providing a subscription you bought, for your subscription status.
Your consent, for the launch list.

How long we keep it

As long as you use the app, or until you delete it. Partner data is deleted when you unlink. Short-lived linking records go after the times above. The launch list is deleted after the launch email.

Your rights

Delete: Settings, “Delete everything” removes your data from your phone and our servers, including prayers sent in both directions. Without the app, see Delete your account.
Withdraw consent: delete everything, or turn analytics off in Settings. It doesn't affect what happened before.
See, correct or take a copy of your data, or object to how it's used: write to support@kneeltogether.app. We answer within a month.
Complain to Romania's data protection authority, ANSPDCP (dataprotection.ro), or the one where you live.

Age

Kneel Together is for people aged 16 and over.

Changes

If we change what we keep, we'll update this page and the date at the top, and the app will ask you again before keeping anything new.